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Chapagetti

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Also known as: Chapaghetti, Chapagetti Nongshim, Chapaguri, 짜파게티, Chapagetti jajangmyeon

Chapagetti is Nongshim's range of jajangmyeon-style noodles with a black bean sauce, developed in March 1984.

Chapagetti is a Nongshim noodle range developed in March 1984. The company presents it as authentic jajangmyeon, anytime and anywhere: noodles in a savoury black bean sauce. It is sold in a bag and a square bowl.

According to Open Food Facts, the noodles are wheat flour, palm oil, potato starch and salt; the seasoning is soybean paste, sugar and glutamate, with separate sachets of vegetable flakes and roasted onion oil. Nongshim's US site lists 570 kcal and 1,100 mg of sodium for a 127 g bag.

Facts

Year foundedMarch 1984
CountrySouth Korea
House rangeChapagetti (bag), Chapagetti Square Bowl
Raw materialwheat flour, palm oil, potato starch; soybean-paste sauce
Nutrition570 kcal and 1,100 mg sodium per 127 g bag (US)
kind ofNongshimsimilarRamyeonsimilarInstant noodlestowardia.com
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Nongshim
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Ramyeon, Instant noodles

Frequently asked questions

How do you read Chapagetti, and what noodle is it?

Say it as written: a Nongshim range developed in March nineteen eighty-four, jajangmyeon style.

What does "jajangmyeon" on a Chapagetti pack mean?

Noodles in a savoury black bean sauce; the maker calls it authentic jajangmyeon for any time.

Which formats does Chapagetti come in?

A bag and a square bowl.

What are Chapagetti noodles made of?

Wheat flour, palm oil, potato starch and salt; the seasoning is soybean paste, sugar and glutamate, with vegetable flakes and roasted onion oil in sachets.

Is it true that Chapagetti is Italian spaghetti?

No, it is a Korean noodle by Nongshim in black bean sauce; only the name echoes spaghetti.

What to read next

  • Ramyeon — Ramyeon is the Korean name for instant noodles: the first ramyeon, Samyang Ramen, was launched by Samyang in September 1963.
  • Instant noodles — Instant noodles are pre-cooked noodles dried by frying or hot air and sold with seasoning, so they only need hot water; Momofuku Ando invented them in 1958.

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